unskeptical
- adjective
- /ʌnˈskɛptɪkəl/
- She was so unskeptical that she believed every rumor she heard.
Examples
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I'm simply noting that no one's beliefs are immune to critical examination, and those who assert otherwise are being dishonest and unskeptical.
Blog text (9) -
Again, as skeptics, we should not fight the nonsense of the alarmists with our unskeptical nonsense.
Blog text (18) -
The only thing unskeptical
Blog text (2) -
His unskeptical nature made him a prime target for con artists.
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Being unskeptical can lead to easily falling for false claims.
Synonyms
Easily persuaded to believe things that are not true
A person who believes what others say too easily and falls for tricks
Accepting what someone says without any doubt
A person who is ready to believe what other people tell them
Quick to believe things without much proof
Showing trust and belief in other people's good intentions
A person who believes things too easily
Likely to accept clear arguments or evidence
Antonyms
How Skeptical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unskeptical is made from un- 'not' and skeptical. The skeptical part comes from a Greek word meaning 'to look or think carefully', seen in the common word skeptic, so unskeptical means someone who does not question things and is quick to believe.